15P Change of mTOR, p6, NBR1 and LC3A/B-I/II in A549 cells treated with graphene oxides
J.W. Shin(Chung-Ang University Hospital), B. W. Choi(Chung-Ang University Hospital), I.W. Park(Chung-Ang University Hospital), Jae Chol Choi(Chung-Ang University), C.S. Park(Chung-Ang University Hospital), J.Y. Kim(Chung-Ang University Hospital), Jae‐Woo Jung(Incheon National University), Kyoung Soon Choi(Chonnam National University Hospital), S.Y. Kim(Chung-Ang University Hospital)
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